Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 21, 1917 · page 9

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Stoned 83.242 licenses tor the
. 10". according t0 “Hutu It".
tug gag, These Licenses will all:
an. December 3;, super-sons!
licenses for the new year'
,have their applications in hetero
« date. .
. department has issued 100.4”
licenses. all oi which expire!
Mary at all. Persons hold-
these licenses must tells them
. » lurch 1. to department has
7 94,?” motor vehicle operators
01.8.35! motorcycle operators'
, and 2,395 public service op-
tors‘ license.
.‘be motor vehicle licenses are divid-
isp as follows: Pleasure cars, 62,-
;commerctal. 11,8”: public ser-

e. 8.47.; motorcycles, 4.894; side-
1,261.

 

 

 
 
 
 

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s. WANTS 15,000
mans FOR PUBLIC
UTILITIES PLANTS

' flees-thousand men are lauded by
government to guard public utili—
~ plants, according to orders receiv-
yesterday at the army recruiting
ions in Connecticut. They will be
.0 ed for a term covering the dart»;
a of the existing emergency, and?
i be classed as "United State;
ds. National Army.”
en either married or beyond the!
ft age are not'harred from enlist-
.nt. Recruiting odicers in the dis-
of Connecticut are instructed to
lot, it possible all men of tomor’

vice in the, Spanish-American Wan!
illppines, Boxer campaign, army?
. navy, or marine crops. Men with
portend!» In some well organized lireI
police department are also desirvv
‘ . Rules governing the physical it“;
irements of men over 40 years old,
- identical with those under which
of military age are enlisted. A
it in this service is paid the some
inry as though he were an infantry3 "
. A man with dependants may en- ’

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a and New Year’ bond.
in a W!" to it 1 season.

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”SENS
' MAIN. ELM & MIDDLE 8719.

Bridgeport

XMAS SALE OF
SLIPPERS

Slippers are'more popular than over this year for Christmas gifts,
and at this special price ruling here. they deserve to be. Be sure and
see them. "

Women’s 31.59 l-‘cil Slippers, 98¢

“ride of good quality felt in gray, maroon and dark blue with fancy
ornament over. vamp in Juliet style with soft E. Z. chrome elit soles;
all sizes, 3 to 3. . .

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Misses’ and Children’sJSc l‘elt Slippers

« 49c ,

in dark blue oi all felt with ornament over instep with all felt soled
and linings. . ‘
‘ .Iisses’ and Children’s 31.00 E. Z. Slippers

in. dark, grey with chrome elk soles and’ieit linings, sizes 8 to 2. at we

Women’s 82.50 E. Z. Slippers
51,49

Made ot good quality felt in pink, light blue. dark blue. old rose. or-
chard, lavender, purple in all one color and combinations oi colors.
‘ withrihhoa trimmed and plain, with chrome. elk soles and padded
heels;_sises_2i§ to 8, ' _

“lion’s $2.50 Boleros at 81.8!

in mach Vicl hid on a good comfortable last with hub gore linings;
. good solid leather soles and‘heels; sizes 6 to 11.

* Women's 3500 Satin Halos at $3.48
Woman's a... new is black, alas. hvender and light m3: good
quality ”with sao'snld around vamp; stream to s.

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MW.MIaet'sa.marooalgreensndhrouoaagoodeom-
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. ' " ”7
him" 34"“ hi? ranction today .to that miners take only Christmas DayI
"i”: Catholic miners working on‘and New Year's Day 0!, and further,
e iio.y day; falling within the Christ- proposed that saloons might caopgr-I
ate by closing iron: 9 o'clock t e ,. l _ .
Fuel Administrator evening until 8 o'clock the followxng inquiry ""0 “"59“ ““9"” in 3“” ’ ,ing machine guns and rifles durlnl the

w.-,,_~_-___..__... ,ate 'Miiltary Committee today ”prev

 

 

ARMY GUN DELAY.

 

WASHISGTON. Dec. 20.——With it‘d

ing the war army with guns and am-
fmunition virtually concluded the Sen-l

'nared-tameatton Quartermaster-Gel»
’clnl Sharpe regarding Wage and
,production delays in clawing and food
for soldiers.

Chairman Chamberlain promised a]
ithcrouch investigation of the work of
ti)" Quarternlnsler's department. at
.which Major-General Goethals, recent~
l” recalled to active service, soon will
wake charge. The relation of the cloth-l
ing shortage to prevalence of disease.
in various cantonments also will be

it developed.

 

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HEaly Chairs Shirt Waist Boxed .
. Fancy Chairs Cedar Chests
, osiu Chairs \ . Book Racks
:5 . non Top Drake Cigar stands
5 Typewriter Desks Candie Wells
' 'Tclophm 1'.th Foot fleets
l at." Le. Tablea noslu sacks
Ti‘p mm Wood unkn-
t w". 1...,” nailing m
1 Tea Wagons Vasse
Jardinierl ‘
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W . 'Irenae Novelties
i‘ "at Tue - .. «any o’er own-sod
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l One private munitions maker re. .

early days of the war.

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:malned on the stand when the hearing
‘was resumed today to supplement the
-lestimony already given by other
manufacturers as to delays in supply-

 

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New 80 Cts.
~ mailman urination. Priladelwhie.

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At Low Prices-«

antindsotrmhlusiosl Instruments, Jewelry, Its.
atgrestiyreduoedpriees. Bosonrwmdowdisplay.
Buyhereandssvsmonsy.

NORWALK PAWNSHOP

 

 

 

Pretty and Practical
Presents

Bangingtromacompieterarior, Bedroomorniningloom
EmmanonotUutuiloveitiustMePrieu. -

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Are the Practical Gifts
This] Christmas

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IOh, mothers, in homes that are happy,
Where Christmas comes laden with .9
cheer, . "
Where the children are dreaming al-
ready ' ‘
0! the merrlest day in the year.

5., 1:.

As you gather your darlings, around
you, ' '
And tell them the "story of old," :
Remember the .homes that are dreary J
Remember the hearts'that are cold!

 
 
 

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1 Mill l Christmas Sh
With all that is dearest and best I u e
(live freely, that from your abundance]
Some bare little life may be blessed; ; Th ,_ y m ‘ '
«we fill , 0"“ WWW“ “a"
Oh, so when the “new,” In”: There are moment. mm 0111'! here for every.
empty, , M"
Where Christmas is naught but 8' Bring your list to this store m and we are sure to
name, - ,. solve your gift problems. * ,
And givr--for the love of the Christ- mm 6mm lorll w llfl m
child;
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came. » ‘

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00H! TOIOBIOW—OOII RAIL Y.

“Ellen Manly.

 

—Come see the new service flag
presented to the city at the Armor!
Friday night. '1'ch 50c. C. t K. .
Mutual [Benefit Association. '

 

 

 

 

My Christmas Jewelry De- '
lights All Buyers

Christmas is too near and everybody
too busy for much talk. Besides—my
jewelry speaks for itself, and my pelt.
ey of uniting quality and saving is too
well known to need,eoniment.

“We always fllreep on laying away 1;;
christrnsa gifts in our sale. ”They
are all ready to give delight on Christ-

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